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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.


PIrTsBURG, Jan 17.-At the annual meeting OF the
Pittsburg Junction Railroad Company to-day the old
elected The report of the Board OF MANAGER
showed total earnings OF $4,000 and total expenses
$35.9lO 10. The net earnings sl4OOs9 81. This
shows compared with the results OF operation IN 1888
In earnings Of SO 992 Al aud In expenses Of
S20,577 81. Deducting from tho net earniugs
$40 $50 81 the nxe charges Of funded floating and
mort Indebtedness SlO5.6iS 9s there remains APP
plicabe preferred stocks $4,000 and $50 &c
applied In reducing the floating Indebtedness.
boston, Jan. II tspeciab.It stated on the author
ity OF James Tnorn OF the freight and passen
ger department Of the Beaver Line OF steamships OF the
Canada Shipping Company that there Is prospect that
the line will make Boston winter port instead Of New
York heretofore He states that question whether
the cheaper charges here will the lower
freight rates obtalnablc The negotiations have been met
In friendly spirit by tue fchDurg Railroad and others
10 whose attention they have been brought To an inter
viewer this afternoon he stated that the Lake Winnpeg
OF the line due here day, and that the Lake
Superior viii call three weeks hence
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INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. ......... MONDAY, JAN. II, 1881

PORT OF NETWORK MONDAY. JAN. II. 1887
ARRIVED
Co Arrived At the Bar at M Is detained out
sss%sr Si..s LIVERPOOL
Underhin a Co. Arrived at the Bar ss7. Is de-
"1%'s In raus VT.
SO cabin and 90 to Louis de Bebian Ar
siai. renn:ylv.na gPJ' Mann: Sis:so. Dec
passengers Austin Baldwin Co Arrived at the Bar atI
IndiPens utap irasd.llo Palermo Dee 20 and
w n, %s and 9sS and s ~ .Ss.ass pas
Hs'} Sso & j. & ns Bar 70
10 with md. and pss-enser't to B0uon Bliss Daie'e
steamer Saratoga Quits Havana oday. with md.e and
passengers TO Jas Ward Go. Arrlveda the Bar at
steamer Aifs5. cOrhan Galveston days with md'e to
seminole Kembie Jacksonville days via Charles
Ton Nth mas and p9''sn n to WIN clyde C
with @d.e and p..ssnssrs @ W CiydsA Co a.,
.y S sa s" Mallory E,a rSs' Royal
=, snip John mrwcy fiws colombo io2 dA' with "0''
buPpe der rsellc. st Vincent CIV. 40 days. in bal
mark uiFylns cardonas IL days. with
heo snr Gaines Venice hoy 10 Trieste 20 An
tar "a with mdse to Phelps Bro, co. weasel to Bowrng
ssa%s FoSy s saS fdfs sh1a days. with u
todA Meyer. vessel 10 HurIbut Co. Arrived at
steamer wyanokc, uulphers Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk with mdso and passengers To Old dominion ~ Co
sUNsE1-Wind sanity Hook fresh. W. CLOUDY and
misty. At city Island. frcsht NV raining.
CLEARED.
Steamer Harer (Brl. Grandn. London-carter Hawley
Co.
steamer Wisconsin (Brl bentley Liverpool-A Under
steamer Jerscy CITY CBr Horror BrisolJames Arkell
Co.
steamer city Newcastle tBrl. Townsend. Newcastle
Sander son & rOn
Marrnso tBr Abbott. Gothenburg. stettin &c
Sander a ron.
steamer Bursunda (Fr. Duac. Marsollc-J W Elwell
Co.
steamer l. u Baker Wiley Mobile & Archibald
Steamer Gnyandott" Kelley newport News aud West
Point, va-Old Dominion ~ 60
BARK Emblem (Bri. Roberts sydney NsW-Arnoh Hines
co.
Bark Adoph tGorl. Bockelmann. Bremen-Hermann Koop
10.
BARK Martinln GaI) PoxEan. Lisbon-Funch Edge Co.
Brig Gem, Pierce. BrligeOwn. Bcr-D Trow bridge
SAILED
Steamer Guyanotto for Newport News
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Jan 1sArrived. steamer italia. tBr). Craig
from New York Dec 81
QUEENSTOWN Jan i7-Arrved. steamer Germanic (Br)
Gleaiell from Now ork Jan on her LverDool.
HAvRE Jan l7Arryod steamer Normaede. de kersabieo
from Now York Jan 3.
Jan l7-Passed wcstphal (Ger) Barends
from New.York Jan for Plymouth and Hamburg.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1897
umbra and Alaska were delayed hours in reach
ing their piers.
,UnoRS TREATED WIN SILENT CONTEMPT

yURORs TREATED WITH SILENT CONTEMPT =.
whcp tho Grand Jury into csur 10 Paterson ysster
day. Judge Dixon suspended the trial oil civ SUIT 20 near
nj thew had 10 Foreman Timbermsn said
that the Jury desired to present Inc
Judae ordered County Smith read the
which he dh The prntest respectful In tone but
ry right the Grand Jury to take whatever
rcurse chooses evidence presented to IL The uocu
ment protested against the reflections uttered recently oy
ndSe birup owing Grand Jury failure ~ ndct po2
sellers auor The e.pected Jueia
1ngr ron-Wat would you like to have done with this
doenmem ,mberman-we wish IL to equal publicity
xitS The charges male by Your Honor against US. =,
ndge e2fy been done A u was READ IN
open there anything else you would IKE 10 nave
done with it - A. ... ....,ro,
from the Grand Jury. -,
Judge Dxonrhen may rotro 10 your room 10 proceo
with your In vestisatons -, A..
Judge Dixon calmly resumed the trial Of case and the
Grand Jury looking crestfaen: filed out Of the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
ALDERMAN QUINN EYpLlJys

In response To the summons OF Justice Day Alderman
John Quinn OF the XvIIth Assembly District apn,ar ~,
the Tombs Police Court yesterday explain why hal mar
red LUCIA svestro rot yet sixteen old 10
Aezio age twenty Tie Alderman that thsso ,ansns
were piotcd INFO the CITY Hall by fellow WHO
had al the papers ea and answered all the
ST.. who performs such offices for hs and io
was present ~ court shouted out No such thing He
reminded that he had been the Spokesman Ina fh ,tos
marriages for which Alderman Smith now under ,n,c
' '"'''
It's false" he screamed Justice Duny gave him ,evere
lecture appears that orli was put out Of the CITY ia
last Saturday, Turning TO Alderman Quinn
said hope will be careful the futnre and n
dsgra % our civilization" W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
NEWARK.

The Police Commissioners have ordered the Chief OF Police
sunday laws regard TO the tran-acton OF
bus SUNDAY. The order OF the commissioners was
meeting Of the Board last night aud causei sen-
Chief OF Police Tae will enforce the Laws next sun
day
OF smallpox has been reported in the family o. John
w easier No Hghst. child OF three which ia
not been developed the disease on SATURDAY aud
night Ooy remained in the house until sunday
night.
William E. Moore ticket at the Broad Street Station
Central Railroad has been suspended pending an ln'c
rston his by the travelling auditor Of the
pany discovered last Thursday Moore
Ia Icelent character His BOND Ii
by the Fidelity ami Casualty Company OF this
city,
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DIED on HIS WAY TO HIS POST

French steamship Champagne yesterday arrived here
sh the body vcomte Jacques Flormond Paul Avernes
Se newly appointed Vice Consul Charleston He was III
and died early yesterday morning OF
The body given in care 10 the French Consul
here from Washington Viconte
Averpes born september ls 1919 IN PARIS nc
served in the Consular L+ghorn Italy IN 1870
ister ct Buenos Ayres Bombay 1881, and at Gaatz
N Rumana 1854 He had he leave OF absence when
BE- received the assignment 10 tho viceeonsulsp ~
(yhsrl eSfon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
MRS ANNE SMITH Held FOR rp,,,

Tho agnnst Mrs. Annie Smith, the woman WIN 4. a.
cuscd Of nsruciing tenyearod Lillian Smith In tho ar, a,
shop lifting came up before Justice Ford at the
Market Police curt yesterday. MI Hathaway tok
two hours 10 sum up the fol- the defence
District Aorney Pndy followed ior the prosecution jus
IN the custody OF MI G.rrys society. Mrs sm,s sien
mother. Mira Margaret GHryey OF No "a last PITY
st. gave bail for Mr.. SMITH although she had refused 10
testify to her good character NV" "
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SUCCESS OF THE HOSPITAL COLLECTIONS

SUCCESS OF THE HOSPITAL COLLECTIONS
the meeting Of the Hospital Saturday and Sun
lay Association last night was announced that the col
lssssss a,nted to with about twenty CHURCHES
iooh Nsr reelected president Hymsn Blum vice pres
tsis bss.pg recording sscrstsry and Charles LsneI
Ssoisoa aud the Increased interest In H. He thought
- Mot be complete system effected by making
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
KHEELMEN IN SESSION.

The Board Of Officers Of League Of American wheemen
In session Grand Union Hotel with Dr. Beckwith
n tAs CITY, president League the chair The meet
ing held with closed doors 1t is stated that there
Bitter the secetaryshp Eugene NJ Aaron who
~ the secretary resigned weeks ago and John A.
wells OF Philadelphia appointed secretary al interim
candidate The 10 also ocio
fAtor Of The Bu,n, the organ Of The League Abbott
taenG Of the League 10 also candidate The meet
nR BY far the sreest held the League more
IN four nfhs VI the members being represented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
INFoRMATION wANTEp BY NE HOUSE.

wAsuINGToS, Jan 17.-Rcpresentatve Anderson, Of
Kansas introduced the following resolution touching the
Union Pacific Railroad Company:
be requested inform
authority the directors Of the Union
Railroad company oonso aed that company with
the Kansas Pacific Halfway Company and the Denver Pacific
Company and rrorgAuiked the IN.
Cnion facinc Railway company. and by what legal
authority the las namc suoi $4 b0OOO OF tho
company addition to the capital STICK
OF the Union Pacific aioad Company also by what legal
authority tho Pacific Railway Company issued
mounting a. IL Ss3 900 and whether the sai
Union Pacific Railway Company has any legal Ell sence
,orpo
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ITA CASE or POISONING ,

Alexander StodorIech. who Dr.. Marcia Horbos.
Iswsk OF attempting poison him Sun day. testified the
EsseI arket Police Court yesterday that the doctor owed
him OF money When he den andcd the Sun.
day he d"etor gave him cup Of eenss and aerwsrd rcd
what subsequently, occurred until no found himself IN
Gouysrneur Hospital DE- Hortoszewski remanded and
Mr. burlington Of tho County Medicsl Society
requested inquire into tho Circumstances OF his practice
n license.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
WELL-KNOWy SWINDLER APPEARS AGAIN.

The swinder VINO sOme tInIe agU fepbseho HTso'' a" "
agent Of photographic ONCE in Washington was again
hard OF Yesterday Captain Nicholson. OF the
steamship Flower Gate wing Hoboken made favorable
Impression captain sign voucher tha' he had
made proper Inquiries the vessels capacity etc
large blank space was e between the name OF the catan
and the certificate pcstor filed this with
the chief engineer OF the
Flower Gate Sl45 account OF the captain When the
for Of the vessel he was suspected and pun on
return later de then went 10 the stevens
House. followed by clerk OF the hrm; but when
lolceman had been found the swinder had escaped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
A DANGEROUS LIMA THO.

Richard Fields age thirtyhve. buy negro from Flat
lands L. H. brought before Justice Duffy the Tombs
yesterday morning On Sunday Fields found
Knocking down every Chinamsn he met lie police
mans summer helmet and with shield
pinned IT. Around his waist belt with a
knife In IT, In his left hand club and right hand
grasped large revolver lie told the Justice
on earth was 10 drive the Chinese into the When
mted for examination he marched keeping step
officer who arrested him. and hang in the passage dealt
policeman blow. at the
days pay" He created "a sensation court"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18

PHYSICIANS ASSA ULfED BY LUNATIC
Two Brooklyn physicians Drs stone and Byrnes OF the
oepartmeut Of Charities and went on Saturday
y Ne e3s Madison.st examine the mental condition OF
Iadvx eraunsweig He appeared quiet but refused TO
questions DIT Stone Was lett alone with him while s
Sssocte down stairx Ia question hra Braunsweig The
Ds promptly assaulted Dr. Stone aud knocked him down
ten followed the basement and handled
S, V1tbout mercy. the way the County Asyum he
sssailed special OHcer Moran who with him coach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
CONNECTICTT TOWNG.

NoRoToy.-An Official TO Fitcbs Home made
terday by Governor LOunsbury, AdjuanL General Camp
General Couc Judge A. b. Beers and other trustees 10
the Truth the charges OF acknowledgment OF the
Institution.
BmDcEPogT.-while on her way by the steamer Mono.
Jefferson to COrnw all Hollow yesterday
Cook twenty left her aunt and physician
jumped into the Sound and was drowned She was insane
aud 10 enter private asy um near Mddetown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
rpvrya no IDENTIFY A SUICIDE

Yesterday morning body of was found In uren
ave. Long Island city half mile beyond calvary Gem
Uewas shot through head and held revolver in
nj. hsud He had handsome gold watch and cards were
found his pockets bearing the names " fredeck A. KAN
WAS also q railroad ticket good between Ncw.York and
Rrtdseport William Nol, Dutch Kills butcher. says the
man the place some time before and ap
be trunk check was also FOUND N one
over the New Railroad will returned to-day to
establish the mans identity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
NEM-JERSEY.

BAYoNSEThe train the New Jersey Central
Railroad cne in NewYork at 622 yesterday, was four
Bergen Point Another train heard
The ch unable the
mails on fog Of the train
applied the arbrakes but in time 10 prevent
slight collision No injured and there was Inter
rupuon Of travel
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY,

Julius Hoeserie the rsbd Anarchist who served month
melting the striking SILK
violence tried in the Court OF Sessions Yes
indictment assault and battery Policeman
The defendant convicted and remanded FOR
Miss Rosetta Gokcy age twenty-five OF No 202 Grand
fathers dock At Hende sons yesterday AZ
10 her father While awaiting MS arrival -he
Stood watching the process OF hosting boat into dock
er dress became IN the machinery and she was
wrcd before the machinery could be
stopped feared her injuries Will prove fatal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18

DEATH or EI-POLTCEJUSTICEJ JOHN cox.
Ex.Poce Jusce John Cox. forty eight Sunday
aisht st his No 1873 Eighthave. He time
nsusenant Of ex-senator Michael Norton and during tho
lasssr years Of the IL the Eighth
E{nt Wards influence OF Norton. made
esyf Washington srket and aitrward inspector Of
Saro In the Department Of Public Works In 1870 he
SccSed Justice and held that ONCE until 1873 when
old Police leR1elsted out OF once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
A COLD WAVE DEE Tonight

The great Northwest has again opened tho of a r.
frgcor and cold bearing down upon this civ IL
velocity IL about thirty miles ~ dus I'm this c
ococ. onght The weather promises 10 10 Gully ev
degrees above zero so"
Tho fog deuse the bay yesterday and all the craft
moved slowly ringing bells wbsling blowing horns ina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
MARINE INTELLTGE NCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATU RE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
Sun rises 7l9 i67 Moon rises 205 Moons age "a
HIGH WATER.
N-sandy Hook. 2:39 Gov. laid 3:03 He'll Gate. t62
M-sandy Hook. $40 Gov. Isld 3,ll Hell Gate. oOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hstsl Byvnsstsh-Colonel A. K Mcclure, OF fhnedepns
,.I t6smeyts Hots-John w Book wasr. 81 sprinsneld
ohio 90 0tssy Hoss-Mayor William Saith, Of rnilnael
phia and dor r. J. FarnswOrth o D. Army Seo, ior*
Aesoensial Alexander Of George and ssa.s Sf
blinbrtdge Wsdeigh, Of Boston. st JamM Ho1.n
eTnoq ssmusi MoTri Of BotsJchn
IA Herrcsho6 Of BRISTOL r. II. Ho6man Houss-A Du'
ball French Consul General for Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYAcK-Captain John r. Smith fell dead In Cedar II i'll ave
Yesterday morning the the station. He born
in 1882 and was well known aong the Hudson he com
handed excessively the steamers Armenia Adelpnia,
Magenta Tweedal and stepah and at the time O his
re tn superintendent OF the North River Steamboat
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.


Republican County Committee, Grand opera h'''' N~"'
m.
Board Of Aldermen noon u
Paine will case before Surrogate Rolna ,.,,.
nanine Young Womens Christian Association new Dniild'
ing No East FIfteenth-st, p m.
bar Association special meeting. p m - = IN
Annual meeting Of jewellers League Cooper Uhon Hoo
Nineteenth Century Club. No East Twenty'thrdst ST.
SPIN. o,nra
Veteran Firemen's Association ball. Metropolitan opera
House. ,,...
American Yacht Club ANIMAL meeting, No 674 Fifthave
SPIN.
Trustees Of the College OF the City Of New York m
Society for Suppression Of Vice annual meeting Assoca
ton Hall. 8p M. - .,.-,,
Page will case, surrogates Court Richmond County.
Duryea Zouaves' reception. TammaDy Hail, 8 p In.
Conference OF Cotton Exchange MEMBERS M. r-..
Columbia College Glee Club concert No. IA bo"er9'
Meeting OF r. Duncan snTens creditors. No. Park Row.
Coroners inquest Mrs. Romer.
Pilot Commissioners meeting noon. , ,,-..o,
The Rev. John w. Chadwick before the BROOKLYN woman
mirage Association, No. 80 Willoughby ST, p M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II tSpee,dh.-Two OF the largest
locomotives constructed In the United States were
shipped to-day from the Baldwin Locomotive Works. to
he used the Cascade Division OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad. Tie combined weight OF the engines are 400
900 pounds, and each has ten driving wheels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18

~s yrss,us Of those auxiliary associations nat collected
GdC0 or mors in one year members 0 the Association
sSr was received from Mayor Hewitt expressing regret
that be could not be present at the meeting
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| LETTER FROM CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
| REsESTISG The ATTACK ON THE UNION PACIFIC

RFsENTING The ATTACK ON THE UNION PACIFIC
READY FOR INVESTIGATION.
Boston, JAN l7.-President Adams, OF the Union Pa
cifc Railroad Company has addressed letter to Repre-
sentative ]. W. Throckmorton chairman Of the House
Committee on Public Railroads OF which the following
o copy:
see bv the papers House OF Representatives
past and money transactions OF the Pacific railroads
preliminary 70 anv nal an,ncnt OF tho nancI rs
also been asserted that tie companies VIII
do not want the position Of the Union Pacific upon this
point he misunderstood While matter Of business ex
%ent with the aoSernm.n does not lear any
Of ITS sas which may be ordered " WIZ 90 nothing 70 pre-
vent or avoid one During the lass fifteen E sas tho
and thoroughly than any other bushes. ecrpo
re,ares Of the Interior and Railroad commissioners have In.
vesgae its accounts successive boards OF Government
its every act ts and rnay
Of i1s1cs and the cSnr o. G.%s 10 s
affairs it, history which and the country does no"
H. under these circumstances. further investigation 10
deemed necessary the present management viii facilitate
with only any investigation had may be inrnsted
70 men Of character standing and 70 the end that
ssrons which made the preteI for further deays
na.r"s nne 5 Sek ana s
OF country thns become the football Of o,u any
Of some onrhsi willing to Increase circnlaton BY
setting forth forgotten scandals OF ancient history a. new and
does object 70 is that delay which w Keep and
s ,.cnIes IN position 70 be banded 10 anu iro oe,ween
ula;ors
creditor of the Union Pacific which debtor s once WIN
and ane TO 10 full u dealt in on business
Do 10 @ Ps Be- use. api BY g@ia 70 and
% er. ~ Of 10 1 from ' Whom ~ tho
penny st to be eIscted respectfully bat oohndsnty
submit that to allow sel to be 50 used neither justice nor
u,zs upr
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Announcements

Earl e. Wilson's f. e. w. brand oe Mems
Collars and CUFFS arc the best Sold every whera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18

TO MOTHERS.
NRR wIysLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Teethlne
Soothes the Child sottens tho Gums Reduces Inflammation
Alays Pain Cures Wind Collie Twenty ve bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
IA Lexington. ave, between. Goth and S0th sta.
Hours-S 10 5tO Ikeases OF the Nervous Sy stem,
GenitU- L rinary Organs Impotence and sterility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
BROOKLYN.

General Horatio King candidate for United States
Marshal Tstes place II is said that MT Beecher BOSS
Mclaughlin his chief supporters for the position
The has discharged seventysI men and
twenty more will be dropped at the end OF the week
John Garry second Ward appointed chief clerk
the Equipment Department In che Navy Yard yesterday
to succeed Arthur Conway who mas received Pse III mo
Judge Bartlett Yesterday denied motion for the eIamina
ton the plaintiff before trial In the SUIT OF miss Mafee A.
l. ara against Roger Harry Tor $4,000 damages for
alleged promise Of marriage The parties 1--we In
Rockland County.
The first pillar Union Elevated Rail
erected Fulton at and Flatbush ave
Yesterday foundations also In progress ut Flat
bush and Atlantic ayes.
ExJudge George Reynolds appeared "a counsel case
before of his associates Yesterday
1he Bridge receipts last week were sl5737 Az
Alderman Henry smith took his seat In the Board for
the first time yesterday. lie Is a Republican
The Aldermen yesterday authorized tho expenditure by
City Works Comm ssoDer Conner OF $4,000 increase the
wafer supply by extra pumping at Baislcys Pond
The Aldermen adopted yesterday authorizing
appointment committee TO take steps toward the cree
proposed soldiers monument in Prospect Park